Ultimate Team is popular enough to splinter off into its own game, but it's also the biggest source of controversy for the FC 24 Coins franchise. Players open packs, complete objectives, and complete challenges in order to earn coins and players; all of them aiming to have the best team in the world filled with FIFA 's highest-rated players. It's backed up with a weekly tournament that allows anybody playing the game to reach the top of FIFA 's player base in skill.

Unfortunately, it is a game mode that promotes grinding for the best player cards and generally irritating, meta-focused multiplayer gameplay. Ultimate Team gets stale very quickly, especially for older players who have responsibilities. Players that have the time and the money to spend on Ultimate Team will have a blast, but for the everyday gamer, this game mode is a little too intense.

Online friendlies let players play against people on their friends' list, with a season set-up that runs off 5 games but can be won in 3 games. Online Friendlies is really fun and allows friends to play as the teams they support and duke it out, re-enacting popular fixtures from over the years, and discovering hidden gems in lesser-known leagues. The seasons could be a little longer, and it would be cool if a league system could be implemented where lots of friends could join together, Online Friendlies is one of the best modes on FIFA.

Seasons is a staple game mode that allows players to play against each other with any official team. There are 10 Divisions, with players starting off in the bottom (10) division and fighting to get to Division 1. Players can choose teams with the highest rated forwards or highest rated goalkeepers, or choose lesser-known teams in the 3 or 4-star region.

With any official team available for selection, and a simpler ranking system that players can get their time to get to the top of; Online Seasons is better for the everyday gamer because of its simplicity. It's a little predictable that players always pick the best teams such as PSG, and there's still a bit of meta reliance from players just like in the Ultimate Team.

Career Mode is one of the longest-lasting modes available on FIFA, having entered the series in FIFA 04. Players can choose a team from any league across any part of the world, and create their own world. Fostering new players through the Youth Academy, balancing Board Expectations and Team Morale with multiple competitions throughout the year. Building a team that gets to the Champions League within 5 seasons, or building on a pre-established super-club to ensure its longevity; the opportunities are endless.

Career Mode receives regular updates from one FIFA entry to the next, and it's not hard to see why it's so popular. There is never a shortage of updates EA could make to the game mode, but as it stands in EA Sports FC 24 Coins it is definitely an improvement on earlier FIFA entries with the inclusion of Create-a-Club, and some refinement over features that were buggy during FIFA 22.